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SERVICES FOR ATTORNEYS
TMD provides counsel with a wide variety of services such as data acquisition, data recovery and evidence gathering for your clients. TMD also provides consultation to attorneys for Electronic Discovery or "E-Discovery". E-Discovery came about due to amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, which also affects litigation in New Jersey. TMD has received specialized training to specifically deal with E-Discovery. Please see our "E-Discovery" page for further info. Each client has different needs and each case is unique.
Our support and technical services include:
- Electronic evidence acquisition, search, filter and consolidation of data, E-mail's and files from virtually any type of media including hard drives, backup tapes, CD-ROM, floppy disks, Zip disks and dongles.
- Reduce risk of loss of original media as evidence can be processed onsite at your facility if desired
- Expert investigators skilled at acquiring and delivering evidence
- Experience with all E-mail and file types including deleted, encrypted and protected materials
- Professional preparation demonstrates fact, methods and results of the electronic discovery process
- Permanent deletion (beyond recovery) of sensitive data stored on hard drives
- Capture data from file slack;free space or unallocated space
- Define clear objectives for the discovery process/interrogatory & deposition assistance
- Develop effective discovery demands based on defendant or plaintiff cases
- Determine the optimal balance between legal and technical strategies
- Execute a case-specific plan for discovery quickly and cost-effectively
- Identify precedents and assist in motion development
- Expert testimony
- Find exculpatory or inculpatory digital evidence
- To learn more about how we acquire and analyze data we recommend you read our "FORENSICS" section.
Below is an example of common investigations we can assist you with:
- Inappropriate computer use by employees, including E-mails, web site history, and more. Use of business computers and systems for personal or other work unrelated to company business
- Theft of company data
- Persons who have been arrested on charges involving the use of a personal computer or other data device in a crime (such as hacking, threatening, electronic theft, etc.)
- Sexual harassment via E-mail, instant messaging and other forms of electronic communications
- Development and review of company policies pertaining to computing equipment use, including Internet use
- Recovery of deleted files
- Lost password recovery and cracking of locked files
- Discovery of hidden and deleted E-mail's, pictures, Internet usage and unauthorized software installed on a company server
- Removal of viruses, pictures, software and other data items which may be hidden from the user
- References to attorneys experienced in litigating cases involving computer data
- Extraction and analysis of data from PDA's, Cell Phones and other small hand-held storage devices
- Divorce and other marital issues where one spouse has deleted, altered or protected computer information from being seen by the other party, discovery of hidden and deleted E-mail's, pictures, documents, spreadsheets and other data
- Family, children, child custody and marital issues pertaining to computer usage, pornography, Internet usage, file downloading, "chat room" history, E-mail history, computer program usage, discovery of hidden and deleted files
- Persons involved in civil litigation as the defendant or plaintiff in cases related to sexual harassment, theft of company data, improper termination of employment and other civil matters of this type
We again encourage you to contact us if you have questions about how we may assist you.
